If you go way, way back to August, you might remember that Neil Gaiman apparently told MTV that David Slade, director of Hard Candy and unreleased-at-the-time 30 Days of Night , would be helming a film version of Gaiman's BBC TV series Neverwhere . At the end… Continue reading →
If Mike Judge can't be a success on the big screen, he'll just go back to the small one and make a ton of money for whatever network is lucky enough to have him. And while King of the Hill enjoys its twelfth season on Fox, ABC will has wisely elected to hook… Continue reading →
Only two men voted against the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. For those who don't know, that was the event that led to the escalation in Vietnam. The incident that sparked this escalation turned out to be a lie (huh, familiar). And yet only two men voted against… Continue reading →
Grieving is Overrated. I was recently chatting with a friend about funerals and having just cracked a joke in bad taste, I was surprised to find that she too had a similar approach to them. I mean, we all know that they're a time of sadness but also a time to… Continue reading →
Last night was the premiere of the latest season of Survivor; this time the gimmick was Fans vs Favorites. One team is made up of people who are supposedly huge fans of the show (like Survivor: China‘s winner, the gay Mormon flight attendant Todd),… Continue reading →
Alex Gibney, the director of the new documentary Taxi to the Dark Side, agreed to sell the broadcast rights to the Discovery Channel because the people there assured him they would give the film – about an innocent taxi driver who was tortured to death at a… Continue reading →